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This is a rerun of our very first episode while we finish out the next episode regarding the future of Youth ministry. From the original episode notes:
Burnout is a common ministry experience. Listen as Tim and Rocky share their own stories of burnout and learn how they got through it.
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This episode features music by Josh Lis (EVA): "Rear View" from Rear View
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Greg Pruett has served as President of Pioneer Bible Translators since 2007. He, his wife Rebecca, and their three children served in West Africa for more than twelve years, completing the Bible in the Yalunka language. He has a degree in civil engineering from Texas A&M, a M.A. and a Ph.D. in Intercultural Studies from Fuller Theological Seminary. He also has linguistic training from the University of North Dakota and the Graduate Institute of Applied Linguistics.
Extreme Prayer is about making prayer the core strategy to grow your business or ministry. Using stories from family life, mission work, and leadership experiences, Extreme Prayer illustrates how to pray in a way that Jesus promises will release infinite power from God for serving in the Kingdom
Extreme Prayer is available at Amazon.com
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Conflict is difficult for everyone. Listen to these boxing coaches talk about what they teach their students about handling conflict in life and the ring.
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This episode features uncredited music by Nathan Guzman: "Gin" from Saturday Night 1997
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Instead of a sponsor this week, we're encouraging people to donate and volunteer to hurricane Harvey relief. If you are looking for somewhere to donate, visit productiveministry.org/harvey
STAFF CONFLICT
Staff conflict is a common thing, but if left unconfronted it can cause an organization to implode. Scotty Sanders coaches us to deal with this conflict.
ABOUT SCOTT SANDERS
Scotty Sanders has been leading organizations for thirty years; first as CEO for a multi-million dollar company and then at an executive non-profit organization with over 150 employees and 7,000 members.
Scotty has been recognized as Louisiana Entrepreneur of the year, Chamber of Commerce Business Person of the Year, and noted in trade magazines for his success in the business world. He is also certified by Ritz Carlton on excellence in customer service.
Scotty is a sought-after speaker who has traveled both nationally and internationally to a variety of venues—from Fortune 500 companies, school systems, hospitals, statewide organizations, large nonprofits, and churches. Scotty's speaking is passionate, relevant, and challenging.
He is also an author who has written books, training materials, and published articles. He and his wife Cindy live near Dallas, Texas.
RESOURCES

Quest of the KeysLife Catalyst Consulting
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From its preamble: "The Nashville statement is a document put out by Evangelical Church leaders and The Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood (CBMW). The statement is a response to an increasingly post-Christian society that has embarked upon a massive revision of what it means to be a human being." The statement consists of 14 articles that each affirm and deny a belief. They cover a range of topics from a prohibition on sex outside of marriage to the connection between biological sex and gender identity.
Because of the significance of its signatories and purpose, Productive Ministry wanted to have conversation about The Nashville Statement. This episode is a conversation between Rocky and Dr. Joe Paris. Joe Paris is a Campus and Teaching Pastor in North Texas. He has a D. Min in Apologetics and is a member of the Evangelical Philosophical Society.
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Addiction is a serious problem for many Christians. Scott Stohner tells us how the Church can better help those who are struggling with addiction. While majoring in business at Baylor University, Scott experienced addiction first hand. Now he works as a substance abuse counselor with Imagine Programs.
Resources from the Episode:
Imagine Programs
Oasis Center
Nineveh ministries
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